Hi guys, today I used OCCT stability test on extreme settings for 5 minutes, and somehow my Ryzen 5 5600 won't go past 66C and 3800mHz, should i be worried? And also how could i fiz this?

MSI B450M A PRO MAX

Ryzen 5 5600

G Skill Aegis DDR4 3000mhz CL16 2x8GB

RTX 3060 ti Gigabyte Eagle OC

Corsair RMX 850W 80 plus Gold

512gb Lexar m2

I was just having fun with some mates tryna get the pirate thing and i pulled gold uzi vert accidentally, i barely play the game i opened 69 chests in total this season

I'm having a hard time
choosing between putting University
of Colorado vs Stanford as number one? Any one have any insight on this?

16 лет не смотрел телевизор.

За всю жизнь не прочитал ни одной книжки (кроме детских).

За последние 16 лет не посмотрел ни одного фильма.

Ни разу в жизни не играл ни в одну компьютерную игру.

Восемь лет не носил никакой обуви, кроме тапок!

За последние 15 лет один единственный раз пользовался такси.

25 лет не отмечал новый год.

Ни разу в жизни не отмечал день рождения.

20 лет не ел арбуз.

18 лет не ел ничего мясного.

Был период времени, когда 8 лет жил без холодильника! :)

35 лет не купался на море.

21 год не... пил. (сюда входит и пиво).

Один единственный раз в жизни менял свой телефон.

Интересно, а есть ли с кем-нибудь совпадения в чем-нибудь? :))

Hey everyone ✌️

I make sample-based beats and do a lot of digging directly in the browser.

I recently built a Chrome extension called CrateBack around a Skip Back-style workflow.

You start a digging session and just listen normally. If something catches your ear, you can save the previous 15, 30 or 45 seconds after it already played.

The captures stay local and go into a Crates library where you can trim them, loop a section, normalize the export, and download the WAV for your DAW.

There’s also regular recording for longer passages.

It’s free to use. Thought some sample diggers here might find it useful 👍

The holiday season is one of the best times to upgrade your tech. Whether you're heading home from college, preparing for a new semester, or helping a student find a laptop that will last throughout their academic journey, it's worth focusing on what matters most: portability, battery life, performance, and long-term value.

A great student laptop should be able to handle classes, research, video calls, coursework, content creation, and increasingly, AI-powered tools. The goal isn't necessarily to buy the most powerful system available. It's to find a laptop that fits a student's everyday needs without adding unnecessary weight or complexity.

What Students Really Need in a Laptop

Before making a purchase, ask these questions:

• Can it last through a full day of classes without needing a charger?

• Is it light enough to carry around campus every day?

• Does it have enough performance for multitasking, research, Microsoft 365, and AI-assisted learning tools?

• Will it still feel fast and capable several years from now?

For most students, a reliable thin-and-light laptop is often a better fit than a bulky workstation or gaming system.

Why Portability Matters

Students rarely use their laptops in just one place.

A typical day may include:

• Lectures and classrooms

• Libraries and study halls

• Coffee shops

• Group projects

• Travel between campus and home

That's why weight, battery life, and overall portability often have a bigger impact on the student experience than benchmark scores.

Spotlight: Dell XPS 13

One system that consistently checks the right boxes for students is the Dell XPS 13.

Dell designed the latest XPS 13 to be its thinnest and lightest XPS laptop yet, weighing approximately 2.2 lbs while maintaining a premium aluminum design. Dell also includes features students use every day, such as a backlit keyboard, touchscreen display, Wi‑Fi 7 support, and long battery life.

Why students may appreciate the XPS 13:

• Lightweight design that's easy to carry between classes

• Compact footprint that fits easily into backpacks

• High-resolution display for studying, streaming, and presentations

• Backlit keyboard for late-night work sessions

• Strong battery life for all-day productivity

• Modern processors designed for multitasking and everyday performance

Dell specifically positions the XPS 13 as a premium laptop for students and young professionals who need portability without sacrificing the features they use most.

Learn More About the XPS 13

If you're comparing options this holiday season, Dell provides detailed information on available configurations, specifications, display options, battery life, and current promotions through its XPS product pages. Dell also offers student-exclusive pricing and discounts for eligible students through its student program.

Dell XPS 13:
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/laptop-computers/spd/xps13dx13260 [dell.com]

Dell Student Discounts & Deals:
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/deals/lp/xps-13-student-discount [dell.com]

Students looking for a lightweight system that can handle coursework, communication, entertainment, and AI-driven tasks may find the XPS 13 particularly appealing due to its combination of mobility, premium build quality, and battery life.

AI Is Becoming Part of Student Life

AI tools are rapidly becoming part of how students learn and work.

Common use cases include:

• Summarizing research materials

• Brainstorming project ideas

• Creating presentation outlines

• Organizing notes

• Drafting documents

• Managing schedules and assignments

The latest generation of AI-ready PCs helps students take advantage of these capabilities while maintaining strong performance and battery efficiency. Dell's newest XPS systems are designed with these evolving workflows in mind.

Holiday Buying Tips for Students

When shopping for a student laptop, consider prioritizing:

• 16GB or more of memory for multitasking

• 512GB SSD storage or larger

• Strong battery life

• Lightweight construction

• A comfortable keyboard and quality display

• Modern connectivity and wireless support

A balanced system often provides a better long-term experience than simply chasing the highest specifications.

Final Thoughts

The best student laptop isn't necessarily the most expensive one. It's the device that works well everywhere a student needs it to.

For students heading home this holiday season, the Dell XPS 13 offers a compelling combination of portability, premium design, battery life, and modern performance. Whether you're writing papers, attending virtual classes, collaborating on group projects, streaming content during winter break, or exploring the latest AI tools, a lightweight system can make those daily tasks easier and more enjoyable. To explore available configurations, student discounts, and current offers, check out Dell's XPS 13 page and student deals portal.

What matters most to you in a student laptop: battery life, portability, performance, or price?

Don’t get me wrong, Kenny is my top 3, but this isn’t Mei Mei putting them all on the same level of power, but on the same level of awareness and jujutsu knowledge.

Kenjaku is not a calamity, he (or rather Geto) lack the stats, but the jujutsu knowledge IS at that level

I am still _____.

What do yall think?

Fans who are going out their way to disparage Jaylen Brown rather than thank him for his time in Green will reinforce the notion that the Celtics is not an organization that treats their players well. Between the treatment of IT and now Brown but the organization and fans in Brown’s case, future allstars will significantly less inclined to join Boston.

For the future benefit of the team consider simply thanking him for his time and legacy and move on.

I am in the early stages of recaulking my shower and have just removed most of the caulk. Then I found this. The grout is loose. When I tried to clean it, it came out in small amounts. Do I need to remove the grout in this area and then re-caulk it?

https://imgur.com/a/JUjbrFs

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